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Human Rights Tour For Jewish Leadership
Join our Human Rights Tour For Jewish Leadership October 2nd- 9th
Please join RHR for 7 days of touring, experiencing and Torah study that will challenge and inspire Explore Israel’s Burning and Sometimes Confusing Human Rights Challenges With Israel’s Rabbinic Voice of Conscience. Become better informed, more knowledge
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Thank you to the over 1,000 of you who in the space of a few days sent letters to President Shimon Peres asking for his intervention in preventing the demolition of the entire village of Susya. Continue reading
The news from Hayarkon 70: Waiting for the Supreme Court, Getting Bulldozed
The news from Hayarkon 70: Waiting for the Supreme Court, Getting Bulldozed Continue reading
The poor man’s lamb and twisted facts: replay to Smoritz from “regavim” on the issue of Susya
The Palestinian village of Susya is in danger of being totally destroyed. It presents an example of the efforts of many groups to remove the Palestinians from where they live in Area C. In his recent column, Bezalel Smotritz of “Regevim” tried to justify this process, and accused human rights organizations of not letting the facts confuse them. Continue reading
Meaningless Destruction: Summary of the 15.2.2012 Events in Sadat al-Tha’alah – South Hebron Hills
Security forces destroyed a home, two cisterns and four animal sheds in the village. Needless to say, these structures were critical for the continued survival of the Tha’alah residents. Continue reading
Days of Demolitions in East Jerusalem
The demolishing of a house in Beit Hanina on December 6th , planned evictions in Silwan and home demolitions in El Halayle on December 6th, are indications of returning to regular home demolitions in East Jerusalem. The USA and international criticism were the reason for freezing the demolitions. It seems that the Israeli government is not afraid of this criticism any more. Continue reading
If you are organizing a group tour to Israel/Palestine or traveling on your own, Rabbis for Human Rights would be happy to meet with you!